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new baby teil
We have gotten our two inherited tiels back to their original owners. So now we only have our baby tiel (3 mos.) We love her sooo much and she is soooo sweet! She tastes us and explores us, she hisses some. Not alot. She steps up and she loves for us to let her out of her cage. I open the door and after about 15/20 mins., she is ready for me to get her. She loves mine and my young daughters jewelry. She loves us. More lately, she does this squeaky voice. She almost squeals. I think that's because she cannot get to our jewerly because our hair is in the way, she is fussing. My young daughter thinks she is telling us she loves us. I'm not sure weather or not she is mad or she is happy. We love her soooooo much. I justy want to understand her. (I guesse this is my first understanding of how a man feels wanting to know how or what a women is really thinking). It's making me think about that because my husband says I'm so spoiled and I don't see it. I think my little girl tiel is spoiled and she does not see it. (she's a baby). How does their behavior describe what they are feeling? How do I read her? Debbie
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Here's another link about understanding your bird's body language
http://circleofwings.com/parrotdise/...dylanguage.htm Michele and Humphrey
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new baby
Thank You sooo much!! Your list was both funny and intreging! The link you gave was very educational, I'll print them both to keep them close to me. It makes me excited that I can learn more about sweet Lily and how she shows us she's happy and secure. I do not want her to feel anxious or afraid.
We keep her out her cage when we are home and that's a good bit. This afternoon when I came home (I had been gone longer than usuall) I said "Hello sweet Lily" and she just started chirping, She chirped loud and alot. It made me feel like she was happy to hear my voice. I was upset that I could not go get her because we had to leave again. When we came home later that night and opened her cage, she came out immediately! She walked on the floor, all over the house and she followed myself and my Megan(my little girl) back and forth from room to room. She is very independant (like a cat). Is that a normal cockatiel trait? She will let us hold her, pet her, she will step up, I feel so fortunate that she is so good but she does pitch fits,(by fits I mean she makes this weird sound andd lunges forward toward you, usually it's when she is not getting what she wants. That's why I call it a fit). is that a normal trait? She will raise holly cane with you when she does not get her way. Is that a normal trait for cockatiels? I think at a young age she already may be rotten. It's ok, we love her. I just do not want to prohibit bad behavior from her at such a young age (3 1/2 mos.) and then she gets worse as she gets older. I want to keep her tame and social. Sorry I am rambling, thanks for all your help. Debbie
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She sounds just right and mighty fine! LOL
I've got a handraised cockatiel as well, she was raised from the day she was born, and is now soon to turn 3 years old. She has the occasional fits as well when she doesn't get her way, or if I disturb her while she is sleeping. She is otherwise perfectly happy and loves to be with people! If she starts having a fit, a little wiggling of the index finger, n she wants more headscratches! Just keep being sweet and gentle with her, and make sure that she is overall happy, and I'm sure she'll be fine as she matures into a young adult! Just don't spoil her too much! ![]()
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